Don't want to spend $600 a ticket for a show--any suggestions for an enjoyable show that is in the $50-$75 range---any angles to work last minute bargains or the like---thanks Pete

Where?

Senior Moment--we are staying at the Venetian in Las Vegas--thanks Pete

We saw Danny Gans at the Mirage and it was an incredible show, he is an impersonator, kinda like Rich Little however he sings everything, he does EVERYONE male and female. It was different and very entertaining. $100 a ticket.

We also wanted to see a traditional follies Las Vegas Show, (I will mention most of these shows are topless) we saw Jubilee at Bally's it was great too.

Last trip we saw the Scinta's at the Rio and really enjoyed it. When I was there I signed up for a Harrah's card and got 2 for 1 coupons to this show and buffets, etc. There are often 2 for 1's on Jubilee or Follies if you have not been to one of those.

May be perfect for your needs.

The Cirque shows are fabulous. I don't think Mystere is as expensive as "O", not sure as it has been a while since I
have seen the shows. One of those shows would be my first choice. Either of them is well worth the cost.

i think the possibly the best show in vegas at any price is mack king...he was at harrahs and i think you jsut had to buy a drink.
i was very impressed with his magic and humor.

also, scintas at rio is pretty good but look for deals/coupons on them as they most likely can be found.

amazing jonathon was great, he has moved from the nugget where i saw him...he is a little edgy so consider that.

tix4tonight.com has three locations around the strip that offer 1/2 price tickets for shows that night! The only caveat is that you must pay with cash, so be prepared!!!

We have gone to Vegas about once a year for 20 years and are getting more & more disgusted at the high prices for shows. Last year we saw "Second City" (very reasonable $). It was fantastic! Highly recommend it.

Check out the Mac King and Rick Thomas afternoon shows--they are excellent.
For a spluge on what can't be seen anyplace else, I suggest "O." Buy "splash" seats if available; you will be close and you won't be wet.